- The Carbon Hub CPT 01 project in Campulung, Romania, will produce 2 million tons of near-zero cement annually from 2032.
- The project uses carbon capture technology to separate CO2 from flue gases for permanent underground storage.
- Carmeuse is a key partner, contributing expertise to the CCS value chain.
- Romania's geology and policy environment support CO2 storage and sustainable innovation.
Project Overview
The Carbon Hub CPT 01 project in Campulung, Romania, is set to become Eastern Europe's first large-scale onshore carbon capture and storage (CCS) initiative. Scheduled to begin production in 2032, the project aims to produce 2 million tons of near-zero cement annually.
Technology and Process
The project will utilize proven carbon capture technology to separate CO2 from flue gases. The captured CO2 will then be compressed and transported for permanent, safe storage underground, contributing to the reduction of industrial carbon emissions.
Partnerships and Collaboration
An industrial consortium is driving the project, with Carmeuse playing a crucial role as a key partner. Carmeuse's expertise is vital in building a robust CCS value chain, ensuring the project's success and sustainability.
Regional Impact
Romania is strategically positioned to benefit from this initiative due to its strong industrial base, favorable geology for CO2 storage, and supportive policy environment. The project is expected to drive sustainable innovation and create high-quality jobs in the region.
